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Tricky Situation..but I am happy to be in.!! Any advice highly appreciated...
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It's about the time the first year uni students start dropping out because they can't hack it so should be plenty to offer in your place at least.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Why on earth would you sign a contract with this clause?Originally posted by Darren_Test View PostContract I signed already and doesn't allow me to give any notice at all, I have to provide 'satisfactory' replacement!Comment
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I can't afford to be in bench anymore, that's why thought about - Join which ever role starts first takes you to your office desk. It appears at the moment it will be Offer-2 will start earlier. So if SC delayed I can tell them I will join in few months later...Comment
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Normally I check contracts line by line. I was so happy with Offer-1 at that time after many month's bench, so blindly signed it. Never thought to be in a sitn like this.Originally posted by FrontEnder View PostWhy on earth would you sign a contract with this clause?Comment
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It doesn't work like that.Originally posted by Darren_Test View PostI can't afford to be in bench anymore, that's why thought about - Join which ever role starts first takes you to your office desk. It appears at the moment it will be Offer-2 will start earlier. So if SC delayed I can tell them I will join in few months later...
Your sponsor (the client presumably) will tell you if you have got SC.
It smells weird though. 2 weeks is optimistic.
How big was the form you filled in?
What sort of detail did it ask about your family?
What ID did you provide?See You Next TuesdayComment
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Do you get them professionally reviewed?Originally posted by Darren_Test View PostNormally I check contracts line by line. I was so happy with Offer-1 at that time after many month's bench, so blindly signed it. Never thought to be in a sitn like this.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I would have got a competent reviewer to look at the contract and put a notice clause in. That way if your grandmother or step-grandmother dies you can leave.Originally posted by Darren_Test View PostI can't give any notice, have to find satisfactory replacement."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I held SC beforeOriginally posted by Lance View PostIt doesn't work like that.
Your sponsor (the client presumably) will tell you if you have got SC.
It smells weird though. 2 weeks is optimistic.
How big was the form you filled in?
What sort of detail did it ask about your family?
What ID did you provide?Comment
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Checked rate & signed. read other clauses after Offer-2Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDo you get them professionally reviewed?
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great. Your point?Originally posted by Darren_Test View PostI held SC beforeSee You Next TuesdayComment
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